VIT C

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Vitamin C reduces the risk of deadly oral cancer               Taylor Study, Univ. of Austin: fluoride concentration of 1PPM (parts per million) increases tumor growth rate by 25%.          Case-control studies indicate that Vitamin C decreases the risk of precancerous sores in the mouth and of oral cancer. In this study, 42,340 men in the Health Professionals     Follow-up Study shows that dietary intake of Vitamin C cut the risk of oral cancer by almost 50%. The study is published in the International Journal of Cancer.Jerome Mittelman, DDS, FAPMjmittelmanFor free sample of The Holistic Dental Digest PLUS, reply with your street or pob address.